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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-04-06, Page 13* * * * * * * * * * For '106008 Ontario Limited, -_ -- Owned & Exceptionally Maintained by Ross & Loretta Riley. Sale held at Lot 20, Con. 12, Hibbert Twp. From Exeter take Hwy. #83, 6 miles E. to Huron Rd. #11, turn N. to school house, then * W. 1 mile or 7 miles E of Hensall, 6 miles S.W. of Dublin WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 - 11:00 a.m. PROPERTY; Will be sold subject to Reserve Bid at 2:30 p.m. * PARCEL #1 Lot 20, Con. 12, Twp. of Hibbert. Consisting of 100 acres, approx., * 95 workable. Modernized house, 2 storey, 5 bedroom, aluminum siding, combi- * * nation furnace, large implement shed & workshop combined, other out buildings. * Large bank barn. Metal storage grain bins, M & M grain dryer, 55 acres planted * in winter, randomly tiled. * PARCEL #2: W 1/2 Lot 23, Con. 12., Twp. of Hibbert. Consisting of 50 acres, * * approx. 46 workable. No buildings. Randomly tiled. * * PARCEL #3; Lot 24, Con. 12 Twp. of Hibbert. Consisting of 100 acres, 95 work- * able, no buildings, randomly tiled. * PARCEL #4; Lot 30, Con. 14, Twp.of Hibbert. Consistingof 100 acres, approx *92 workable. No buildings. Randomly tiled. 40 acres planted in fall wheat. * PARCEL #51 Lot 22, Con. 12, Twp. of Hibbert. Consisting of 99 acres, approx. * * 81 1/2 workable. 4 acres of bush, licensed pit area, approx. 23 acres with a good * supply of different kinds of gravel. Small shed 29 x 24, 33 acres of fall wheat * planted, partially systematically tiled. A real opportunity here for someone in the * * gravel & pit business. * PARCEL #6; Lot 28, Con. 14, Twp. of Hibbert. Consisting of 99 acres, approx. * * 94 workable. No buildings. Partially tiled. 30 acres have been treated with Round * Up. * *PARCEL #71 Lot 29, Con. 14, Twp. of Hibbert. Consisting of approx. 75 acres, * * 66 workable, balance bush. 23 acres treated with Round Up. Machine shed 40 x * * 80. Systematically tiled. * * PARCEL #8; Lot 29, Con. 14 West Side of Twp. of Hibbert. Consisting of 25 * acres, 22 workable. Mostly tiled. * * TERMS; On property 10% down, balance 30 days. Offered subject to a Reserve * Bid and if not previously sold by sale date. * TRACTORS; Steiger KM225 Bearcat, 2600 hrs., cab, duals all round; J.D. 4050, * * 4 w.d., cab, air, radio; J.D., 2750 with cab; J.O. 2250 4 w.d. with 245 loader; J.D. * M gas, 2 cyl. The above tractors are all in particularly good condition.G.M. Terex * * pay loader with 4 yd. bucket Model 72-51 Detroit motor; A.C. 45 gas. * COMBINES: & HARVESTING EQUIPMENT; J.D. Model 9500, 4 w.d. diesel, * * only 197 hrs., 32.5 x 32 tires, (like new); J.D. 922 22' header (new); J.D. 643 6 * * row narrow corn head; J.O. dummy head with 12' Innis pickup; Brent 420 grain * buggy, 450 bu. (like new); Int. 175 14' self propelled swather; Innis 6 row bean * * puller; Innis 6 row pickup & windrower; Innis 570 pickup & windrower; older grav- * ity bin & wagon. * PLANTING & TILLING EQUIPMENT; J.D. 7200 maxi -merge II, 6 row corn * * planter, dry fert., insecticides, cross top conveyor; Int. 5100 21 run soy bean * Special drill with grass seeder; Int. #700 7 fur. 18' plow; Vetter 3415 16' rotary * * hoe, 3 PTH,; Int. 470 wheel disc with wings; Vibro-Crop Kongskilde cult., 6 row * with rolling shields; Lukes hydraulic controlled three 12' steel rollers; L -L Rick 42 * * spring tooth cult. with hydraulics, buster bar & finger harrows; Vogel 36' wick * * weeder (new). * SPRAYER: Hardi, complete with electric controls, foam markers, 45' boom (like * * new). *GRAIN AUGERS; Westfield W80, 50' 8' PTO auger; Allied 52' 6' on wheels; 50' * * auger; Market 12' hydraulic brush auger for seed; small auger & motor; fert. * auger. * MISC; 18.4 X 38 duals; 3000 gal. water tank on truck frame; winch on wheels; * * PTO with 240' new cable; Kongskilde grain cleaner; Int. rotary mower; chain har- * rows; McKee 2 auger snow blower; Anderson hydraulic controlled rock picker; * * Anderson 12' stone windrower; B.S. motor & pump; hydraulic 3 pt. h. wood split- * * ter; windrower PTO generator; tractor chains; 3 pt.h. blade. * TRAILERS; 16' platform tandem wheel, wooden floor, (like new); 14' dump box * * on dual truck frame with PTO; single axle dump 12' with wood floor; small dump *box for ATV. * * TRUCKS; 1984 Ford tractor LTL 9000. diesel, tandem, 30' aluminum City Dump * trail with duals & roll over tarp; 1974 Ford 9000 tractor, tandem, diesel with trail- * mobile tandem wheel dump trailer 30'; 1974 Ford diesel; tandem with large gray- * * el dump box, 13 speed, over drive, excellent running condition. All above recent- * * ly Certified but selling AS IS. *LAWNMOWER; J.D. 332 Diesel riding, 3 cyl., with mower. * TOOLS: Big Blue upright air compressor with 5 h.p. motor; Epps power washer; * electric welder; acetelyne welder; 2 Stihl chain saws; power hack saw, Makita * *cut-off saw; electric heaters; drill press; lawn sweeper; chicken crates; shop *' * heater; air tank; other tools found at a clearing farm sale. * RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT. 1990 Ski -Doo Formula Plus, 1300 miles, with * * cover (like new); Yamaha 350 4 wheeler A.T.V. * Plan to attend this large auction of exceptionally well kept equipment that is in * *field ready condition. Auctioneers are not responsible for deletions or accidents. * * TERMS; Cash Sale Day or Accepted Cheque. Bank letter of Credit for large * * sums on Chattels. * i 12—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AprII 0, 1994 He's got a pacemaker. She's got a grandfather. Your donations help give someone a second chance. MAO AND smu fOUNDATION 38. AUCTION SALE 38. AUCTION SALE • 4, ' CLEARING AUCTION SALE Vehicles, 5 tractors, combine, farm machinery, riding mower, misc. items to be held 1/4 miles south of Kippen on Highway #4, at Kippen Gun Club for Harold (Shorty) Caldwell. Saturday, April 16, 1994 at 12 Noon TRACTORS: Allis Chalmers 8010 diesel with cab heater, air, radio, front weights 20.8x38 rear tires, run 2630 hrs. (Looks like new), 20.8x38 bolt on duals. Allis D17 series 4 with 16.9x28 tires, Allis WD, Allis CA, Allis B with Woods mower, Allis 611 LTD. 5 speed, 11 HP riding mower, looks like new. COMBINE: Allis Gleaner E with rasp bar and spike tooth cylinder, straw chopper, cutter bar and pick up head. MACHINERY: Allis 2000 5 furrow 16' semi mount plow, Allis 3 furrow 14 inch plow with snap coupler, Allis 1200 18 1/2 ft. trail cultivator with harrows, Danish type 12 ft. 5 tine cultivator, Allis 4 row scuffler fits CA Turnco 18 1/2 ft. 3 section land pack- er, Allis 770 4 row air planter with insecticide, 12 ft. land roller, set wire tooth har- rows, 3 gravity boxes on wagons, Innes 570 Innes 520 bean windrower with con- veyor, Geo. White aluminum tank, 200 gal trail sprayer with filler pump, 40 ft. 6 inch, PTO drive grain auger, small grain auger, John Deere 16 run drill, 3 PT hitch wood splitter, farming mill with screens, Fairbanks Morse hammermill, AC 500 4 row bean planter, 3 PT hitch stone bucket. Vogel 6 row wick weeder, old platform scale, six section diamond harrows and pole, Kongskilde 4 row scuffler with rolling shields, 5 HP Pace transfer sump. OLD AUTO'S: 1949 Ford 2 ton stake truck, 47,000 original miles, good condition, 1952 GMC 2 ton stake truck, good condition, 1974 Ford XLT pickup, partly restored. PARTS VEHICLES: 1979 Olds, '78 Cutlass, '74 Pontiac, '65 Ford pickup, 1939 Model A, trans., rear end, and axles. MISC. ITEMS: Bicycles, 36 ft. aluminum ext. ladder, portable air compressor, set of WD chains, set of 12 ft. truck racks, MTD 5 HP garden tiller., 2 oak barrels, 4 older steel gates, table saw forks, scythe, cross cut saw, misc. parts plus many items too numerous to mention. SALE ORDER: Misc. small items at 12 Noon. Vehicles at approx. 1 p.m. followed by the machinery and tractors - FARM IS SOLD. OWNER RETIRING LUNCH BOOTH TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. Auctioneer, Richard Lobb, 482-7898 Owner: Short Caldwell, 263-2247 *************************************************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * LARGE CLEARING AUCTION OF EXCELLENT FARM EQUIPMENT, FARM PROPERTIES, ETC. 139. EDUCATIONAL LEARN AUCTiONEERING at the Southwestern School of Auctioneering. Next Class: July 16-22. Information contact: Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering, R.R. #5, Woodstock, Ont. N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115. 39- 14xbc BE A SUCCESSFUL writer...with our great home -study course. Call for a free book. 1-800-267-1829 The Writing School, 2112-38 McArthur Ave., Ottawa, Ont. KIL 6R2. 39-14xbc 44. ENGAGEMENTS • i BAAN & VAN OSTAAIJEN John and Mary Baan, R.R. #3, Walton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their son, Donald James to Monique Adriana Van Ostaaijen, daughter of John and Julia Van Ostaaijen of R.R. #1, Stayner. The wedding will take place April 9 at the Stayner Brethem-In-Christ Church, Stayner, Ont. 44-14x1 46. IN MEMORIAM MOYLAN: In loving memory of John Moylan who died April 06, 1974. Although 20 years have passed since you left this world, We still miss you more than words can tell, Gone are the days we used to share, But in our memory you are always there. Lovingly remembered and always missed by Don and Rita, Patrick, Marianne, John, Mike and Kathleen. 46- 14x1 PATRICK: Patricia - In loving memory of a dear wife and mother who passed away April 5, 1992. We who love you, sadly miss you, As it dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of you are ever near. Lovingly remembered by her family. 46-14x1 REGELE: Harry - In loving memory of a husband, a father and grandfather who left us a year ago, April 9th to start his new life with the Lord. Missing you deeply are wife Luella, son Charles and Carol Anne and grandchildren, Brian, Christian and one that had no chance to know you, Alexander. We all miss your guidance and wisdom. Thinking of you often. - Your Family 46-14x1 VOCK: In loving memory of our dear daughter, Cathy, who passed away 6 years ago, April 8, 1988. There will always be a heartache, And often a silent tear, But always precious memories, Of the days when you were here. Lovingly remembered, Mum and Gord. 46-14x1 138. AUCTION SALE News and Views OPP investigates Vanastra theft BY DON JACKSON VANASTRA - The Vanastra Recreation Centre was the scene of a break and enter burglary, making this the fourth time the centre has been the target of a break and enter since last Novem- ber. Sgt. Rick Huiser of the Goderich OPP reported that the centre was entered between 10 p.m. on March 24 and 6 a.m. the following mor- ning. "They went into the office and attacked the safe," he said. adding that the thieves broke the safe open making off with bet- ween $1,600 and $1,800. When asked about a possible relationship between this burglary and others that have recently taken place at the centre, the Tuck- ersmith Township municipal office and Huron Centennial Public School, he responded, "It's pos- 4• 7, CARDS OF THANKS • r MCKELLAR I wish to express my sincere thanks to Dr. Woldnik, Dr. Percival, Seaforth Ambulance attendants Bob, Dave, Mike and Gord and all the nurses and staff for their excellent care given to me while a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to my family, friends and neighbors for the cards, flowers, visits and treats that I received in the hospital and at home. Special thanks to everyone at Seaforth Grocery for their patience and understanding. Thanks again. - Elaine McKellar 47-14x1 REID I would like to express my appreciation for all the kindness shown to me in the past few weeks. Thank you to Dr. Hay, Clinton, Dr. Marchuk, Stratford and Dr. Shepherd, Seaforth; to the nurses, the V.O.N.s, Sandra, my homemaker; to all who phoned, visited, sent cards, lovely flowers and treats, and especially to my very supportive family. - Beryl Reid 47-14x1 ROBERTSON I would like to thank the friends who attended the birthday party. Thank you for the gifts and the many cards I received, and the flowers were beautiful. Thank you so much. - Mary Robertson 47-14-1 ST. JUDE Novena to St. Jude. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world, now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day, by the 8th day your prayer will be answered. it has never been known to fail. Publication must be promised. Forever grateful. - B.R. 47-14x1 38. AUCTION_ SALE / 1 * AUCTIONEERS * Hugh Filson P. Ag. Tom Robson Ray Filson Phone/Fax (519) 888-0833 *************************************************** Lunch Booth * * * * * * * * AUCTION SALE Antiques, fumiture, appliances, 2 power saws, tent trailer, tools, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building In Clinton for Estate of Nina Haw of Bayfield plus additions from Goderich estate. Saturday, April 9, 1994 at 9 a.m. POWER SAWS, ETC: Craftsman 10 Inch radial arm saw on stand with blades, like new; Craftsman 12 Inch bandsaw on stand, like new; small Rockwell drill press, 1 inch belt sander, skill saws, 2 electric sanders, electric drills, bench grinder, vise, drill sharpener, hand saws, cross cut saw, planes, clamps, brace and bits, saw vlse, tap and die set, 40 ft. TV tower, fishing poles and lures, Walkins plow, propene camp stove. ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Violin, bow and case, upright piano, 2 flat to wall cup- board bottoms, 2 open washstands, 3 piece bedroom suite, 2 chest freezers, annex stove, 40 Inch electric stove, Viking fridge, 2 portable colour TV's, GE almond fridge, wringer washer, Inglis washer, 30' stove wooden dining table w/pattern skirt, matching china cabinet and buffet, microwave, 4 dining chairs, chests of drawers, box springs and mattresses, antique bed, high chair, antique radio, pillar clock, antique blanket box, antique sleigh, kerosene stove, dishes, glassware, pots and pans, garden tools, G scale garden train, cost approx. $ 1000. new, SUBJECT TO RESERVE. Many items too numerous to mention. TENT TRAILER: 1978 Star Craft, sleeps eight, fridge, stove, 10 x 12 add a room. Sells at 11:30 a.m. TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. Auctioneer, Richard Lobb, 482-7898 AUCTION SALE Combine, 2 tractors, farm machinery to be held for Lewis Dempsey, go 4 miles west of Clinton on Highway 8 to Holmesvblle, turn left go 1/2 mile on County Rd. 18 Friday, April 15, 1994 at 12 Noon COMBINE: t 969 MF 410 with cab heater, gas engine and quick attach, serial II 19199, MF 1859, 13 ft. flex head, MF 1143, 4 row narrow corn head, pick up head. SWATHER: IH 175 10 ft. swather with Wisconsin engine and hay conditioner. TRACTORS: MF 2640 90 HP diesel with cab heater, air, radio 18.4 x 38 power adjust rear wheels, 921 hours, subject to reasonable reserve, 18.4 x 38 T bar dual tires, like new, MF 135 diesel with Allied 390 loader. MACHINERY: IH 1450 Riding mower hydrostatic drive, JD 2010 Gas Tractor, 13 ft. land roller with hyd. lift wheels, 4 row scuffler with rolling shields, MF 880 4 furrow 16 Inch plow with auto reset, 111 45 Vibrashank 18 ft. cultivator with harrows, 111 45 Vlbrashank 15 ft. cultivator with harrows, Pico 10 ft. wheel disc, Vic 6 h. stone fork, MF 3 pt. 3 furrow 12 inch plow, 5 section diamond harrows and pole like new; 4 section diamond harrows; 18 ft. chain harrow, 3 drum roller, Handl 3 PThitch, 100 gal sprayer, 4 yr. old MF 3 PThitch hay mower, post hole digger, Kilbros model 350 gravity box on Elmira wagon (nearly new), 4 gravity boxes on wagons, spare tire for wagon. JD 24T baler, bale stooker, 40 pipe hay elevator with undercarriage and motor, old iH side rake, MF 2p1. 2 furrow, 12 inch hail plow; Cockshutt 3 furrow 12 Inch hail plow, 2 old wagons and flat racks, 35 ft. 8 inch auger with gas engine, 3 - 4 inch augers with motors, 4 wheels with tires for IH 1020 tractor, hay loader, antique Massey wooden wheel wagon, walking plow, 3 cast Iron kettles, cement mixer, grain cradle, rabbit cages, antique turnip seeder, milk can, 4 cream cans, conk - stove, box stove, old scale, 12 gauge shot gun, .22 rifle, antique barn beam boring machine, wagon load of misc. Items, etc. NOTE: Misc. at 12 Noon, machinery awrox. 1 p m LAND IS RENTED • OWNER RETIRING. TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. Auctioneer, Richard Lobb, 482-7898, Clinton Owner - Lewis Dempsey 482-3386, Clinton Police suggest possible link to other burglaries sible because they were done the same way." He said that because of the way the burglars force open doors and break doors, "There's really not much you can do to protect your- self from these people except putting an alarm in." The township office installed an alarm last week after their second break-in this year. The rectreation centre's director, Diane Durnin said that along with the centre's money, there was also money that was being raised for the Heart and Stroke Foundation in the safe at the time. She said that in entering the building, the thieves also damaged some door frames. The door to the office which contained the safe was smashed in around the knob. This door had been replaced following its being broken in the last break and enter. "I don't think the door's been up two weeks yet (since it was replaced)," she said. Durnin said she thinks an alarm system will now have to be installed to protect against further incidents of this nature. "I would think that we would be looking at the cost of an alarm," she said, explaining that the money for an alarm would probably come out of the centre's operating budget, meaning there would be less money for programs which are run at the centre. The centre is also the site of the Tuckersmith Day Care Centre. The day care centre also reported theft in their area of the building. Catholic parents get say on March break issue BY MICHELE GREENE Advocate Staff Catholic parents will get their say on how they liked the two-week March Break. Dr. James Brown, director of education at the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board, said a survey will be sent to parents at the end of April to find out if they liked it. Trustee Steve Murray, who repre- sents Mitchell, Hibbert and Logan, said a couple of parents told him they were pleased with the extended March Break. "They felt it gives them a better opportunity to go on vacation," he said. He said it gives younger families a chance to drive to Florida instead of the more expensive option of fl ng. _ Although the board already agreed to have a two-week March Break next year, that decision can be reversed if there is enough opposi- tion from parents. "If there was a strong response, I think the board would reconsider," said Dr. Brown. The Ministry of Education and Training required boards to submit their 1994/95 school year calendars for approval by March 1. Because the deadline was before the March Break, the board wasn't able to survey parents on how they liked it. The survey coming out in the end of April will help trustees decided if they want to continue with the two-week March Break in the fol- lowing year. The Huron -Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board, the Perth County Board of Education and the Huron County Board of Education are working together to schedule professional activity days, examin- ation days, and March Break at the same._ time. Asimilar. 5,81l3tt(18r. would reduce transportation coria. Hospital board members question OMA commitment on rural emergency issue - Changing funding for rural 24- hour emergency service is not receiving enough support bythe Ontario Medical Assocation (OMA), said members of the Seaforth Community Hospital Board of Governors. "The OMA does not appear inter- ested in supporting solutions for rural physicians," said Bob Norris, chair of the joint finance and prop- erty committee. Three -party discussions are taking place with the Ontario Hospital Association, the Ministry of Health and the Ontario Medical Associ- ation. In discussion board members mentioned that one small-town hospital had already cut back its 24- hour emergency service, *>r* At the March 29 meeting of .the Seaforth Community Hospital Board of Governors members dis- cussed how to attract people to the next annual meeting, which one member believed to be the 65th annual meeting of the hospital. 4 BLYTH FESTIVAL. presents Lampoon Puppettheatre Clowning Around --L)NE SHOW ONLY 2 p.m. Sunday April 16 '1'«o irresi�lihl� 1tmrt`• clown\ (x:rlurm, str(-ihiltealitm ;Intl charm. ;t circus ail In tl0li1t'hl all ;Ire. Ulyth Memorial Community Ilan Tickets $7.00 523-9300 J Community Calendar WED., APRIL 6 1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior Shuffleboard et the Arena 5:00 - 10:00 p.m. - Home and Garden Show at the Agriculture Exhibition Building 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Karate at the Arena THURS., APRIL 7 5:00. 10:00 p.m. - Home and Garden Show at the Agriculture Exhibition Building 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Wood Carving at the High School 6:30-8:00 p.m. - Weight Watchers at Egmondville United Church FRI., APRIL 8 1:30-3:30 p.m. - Senior Games - Bowling at Starlight Lanes MON,, APRIL 11 7:30-10.30 p.m. • Bingo at Arena Hall opens at 6:30 p.m. TUES., APRIL 12 8:30-9:30 a.m. - Fitness is Fun at the Arena 11:45 - Seaforth Women's Institute Meeting at the Blue Fountain in Clinton. Meet at Olave Pappki's at 11:45 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. • Dog Obedience begins at the Arena. 8:00 p m. - Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary Meeting in Conference Room 12. WED., APRIL 13 1:30 - 4:00 p.m. -Senior Shuffleboard at the Arena. 6:00 - 9:00 p.m - Karate at the Arena. 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. - Step Training at the Arena 8:00. 9:00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun at the Arena If you're organizing a non-profit event of interest to other Seaforth area residents, phone the recreation office 527- 0882 or the Expositor at 527-0240, or mail the informa tion to Community Calendar, The Huron Expositor, Box 69, Seaforth, Ontario, NOK 'IWO well in advance of the ached uled date. Free listing includes date, time, name of event and location only. Space for the Community Calendar in donated by The Huron Expositor.